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Acid Reflux is very painful to some people, symptoms include a burning in your chest after eating, often when you are trying to go to sleep. I know that is when I used to suffer most, I would often have to get up as laying down was just to painful. I hunted all over the internet to find some cures for my heartburn. I managed to find a few short term cures that help me get to sleep without any burning at all. The fastest cure I found for acid reflux was the tea spoon of mustard cure. All you do is eat a teaspoon of mustard and follow it down with half a glass of cold water. For me this worked every time. Other short term cures I tried include a handful of almonds, this worked well for me also, but not liking almonds and with the mustard cure working its magic for me I did not use the almond cure very often. Short term cures are great to help you get a few more hours sleep or to allow you to relax on those awful days when your heartburn flairs up, but I found a cure that has stopped my acid reflux for good. It started working after only a day and a half and as yet has not stopped. Learning how to cope with heart break is something no one ever really wants to do. This is one of those life lessons most people save for a time when it can no longer be put off. You know, like, when your heart is broken. This is a situation that most people experience at one point in their lives or another. It's the risk we take when we open our hearts up to love. The rewards in this case far outweigh the risks. The bottom line is this: if you are going to open your heart to love the odds are good that you will eventually need to learn how to cope with heart break. I wish there was a quick fix, one size fits all, that would work to get you over your heart ache quickly and easily. Unfortunately this is not the case. There are some things you can do that will make the process of how to cope with heart break easier to manage.